Fujifilm X-T20

£789 /stuff.tv/XT20

Coming with the same 24.3MP APS-C sensor and processor as the X-T2, plus a touchscreen (which its sibling lacks), the X-T20 will leave you with a lot more spare cash in your account. And for most people, the model will deliver results that are just as good as its pricier big brother’s. With well laid-out controls, a huge viewfinder, excellent autofocus and access to superb lenses, the X-T20 is just one more fantastic mirrorless camera from Fujifilm

Stuff says ★★★★★

The X-T20 nails the sweet spot between price and performance

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Manfrotto 190 Go! Carbon Fibre Tripod You no longer have an excuse for wobbly photos with this carbon-fibre tripod. It weighs just 1.65kg. £235 /manfrotto.co.uk

Sony A7 III

£1999 /stuff.tv/SonyA7iii

The A7 III manages to pack in a lot of technology and desirability for less than £2000. It’s a fantastic all-rounder that’s well suited to a bunch of shooting scenarios, coping well with landscapes, portraits, and even a little bit of high-speed sport shooting. As a camera design it’s admitedly not the prettiest thing we’ve ever seen, but it handles well for its compact size.

Stuff says ★★★★★

A fantastic all-rounder that excels in low-light conditions

Panasonic Lumix G9

£1499 /stuff.tv/LumixG9

The G9 is the best Lumix camera to date and a cracking choice for wildlife or action photography. This diminutive cam’s images aren’t up with the best, particularly in low light, but the plus sides are lightning shooting speeds and a great system of small, light lenses. With 4K video and handy shooting modes also on board, it’s one of most versatile high-end mirrorless cameras you can buy.

Stuff says ★★★★★

The perfect companion for the travelling wildlife photographer

BUDGET BUYS

SNES Classic Mini

£80 /stuff.tv/ClassicMini

Why bother splashing out over £200 on a games console when you can get the SNES Classic Mini for a fraction of that? Especially when you get 21 classic titles pre-installed on this nostalgia-inducing machine, including the likes of Super Metroid, A Link to the Past, Super Mario Worldand the never-before-released Star Fox 2. And with two controllers bundled in the box, you’ll be able to start the Super Mario Kart action right away

Stuff says ★★★★★

With 21 classic games installed, gamers won’t find better value anywhere

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8Bitdo Bluetooth Retro Receiver Fed up of those short cables? Use this clever device to connect most modern controllers wirelessly. £16.14 /8bitdo.com

Raspberry Pi Zero W

from £9.16 /stuff.tv/PiZeroW

It might be nearly twice the price of the original Pi Zero, but when you’re still getting change from a tenner the wireless Pi is fantastic value. Simplicity is key, with no need to mess about with dongles or hubs. This also means your Pi projects can be squeezed into smaller places

Stuff says ★★★★★

The Pi Zero was already brilliant; wireless add-ons make it bette

UE Wonderboom

£65 /stuff.tv/Wonderboom

If you want a cheap portable Bluetooth speaker, you can’t go wrong with either the Jam Heavy Metal or the UE Wonderboom. But the latter makes this list for its funky design and waterproofing. As it’s Stuff’s reigning hi-fi gadget of the year, this is a super bargain

Stuff says ★★★★★

Our absolute favourite hi-fi gadget, and for well under £100

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